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ELGYDIUM CLINIC SENSILEAVE DENTAL GEL 30ml TUBE: Oral gel ELGYDIUM CLINIC SENSILEAVE promotes the reduction and prevention of dentin hypersensitivity including contact with hot or cold foods or when brushing.
Sensigel oral gel becomes ELGYDIUM CLINIC SENSILEAVE
Clinic sensileave gel from Elgydium is an oral hygiene product. It helps to soothe the pain associated with dental hypersensitivity.
The dentinal tubules are very small channels that, when exposed, cause brief but acute pain. Clinil sensileave gel will help to block these channels and reduce pain. Often this pain occurs during brushing or feeding.
ELGYDIUM CLINIC SENSILEAVE oral gel helps to reduce and prevent dentinal hypersensitivity, especially in contact with hot or cold food or when brushing.
The fluorinol it contains is fixed on the enamel to form a protective layer , and potassium reduces the tooth sensitivity due to external aggressions.
For increased effectiveness over time, it is necessary to make a course of 4 weeks with this product. Symptoms caused by dental hypersensitivity disappear after only 5 minutes of exposure.
Apply ELGYDIUM CLINIC SENSILEAVE 2 to 3 times daily after brushing on the teeth using your finger or a soft toothbrush.
Do not rinse
This sensileave clinical gel is pleasant to apply with its minty taste reminiscent of classic toothpastes. It is a product that is reserved for adults (over 18 years old). The gel is easy to apply thanks to an applicator tip that avoids spilling the product too much.
The fluorinol present in the product will create a protective barrier contributing to the strengthening of the email. It is not necessary to rinse after use
Ingredients: Water (aqua), hydrogenated starch hydrolyzate, potassium nitrate, silica, flavor (aroma), cellulose gum, CI 42051, CI 47005, limonene, linalool, nicotinyl alcohol HF, sodium carbonate, sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium saccharin
Do not keep 6 months after opening
Do not use in case of allergic reaction to any of the components
30ml tube
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